Customized Engine and Perfectionist Philosophy

had? >> Uh the engine. For sure. The paint design. For sure. I feel the interior design, for sure. We didn't design the floor plan, but it's a different floor plan that Arlene saw in a show coach a year and a half ago, and she said, "I want one just like this." I love this new floor plan. So, you know, they're just little things. They're nothing big. But, I will say this engine being painted gray to match the gray on the coach with chrome oil pan, chrome valve cover, extra chrome stuff, looks better than the red one. Because if you didn't know, I mean, my my red engine was uh Viper Red. But, 75% of the people that saw it just thought it was Cummins Red. They didn't know it was custom. Now, you know it's custom because it's not Cummins Red. So, I loved the red engine. But, we wanted to bring it to the next level. We wanted everybody who saw it to say, "Wow." And why did we do it? Because it's hard. That's why we paint these engines, because most people can't do it. So many things on these motor coaches we do just like custom cars uh or or anything else, they do it because people appreciate the difficulty it is. And it's just hard to bling out an engine compartment like like we do here. Uh or so many other little things. Or the organization of the bays, for example, is 10 years of evolution of knowing what you need, what you have to have, what you don't have to carry, and how to